Rural Construction Up During September
Butler County building activity rose in September totaling 298800 dollars, up 62 percent from August's 186000, with Lawton French noting a likely surpass of two million for 1949. Permits list numerous townships and residents including Lemon Oxford Rose lawn Oneida Hanover Fairfield St. Clair Union Ross Madison Liberty and others with values from 300 to 11000 dollars.
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Butler County
Lawton French
Lemon Township
Kenneth Duff
Atco Ave
Roselawn
Hammond Construction Company
Manchester Rd
Oxford St
Fred McQueen
Windsor St
John L. Scott
Jackson Lane Road
Clarence Thieman
Mohawk St
Oneida
Gerald Sheley
Tytus Ave
J. H. Brooks
Germantown
Ed Hydler
Franklin-Trenton
Courtney Duff
Lamberton Lemon Township
Hobart Brown
Buena Ave
Douglas Boxwell
Fred Mullins
Home Acres
Russell Allen
Milton Hale
Armco Park
A. Creekbaum
Clifton Farms
John Bell
A. C. Stamper
Ray Spenser
Dixie Heights
Carl B. Kash
Glen Dunaway
al Williams
Sheridan Ave
Victory Wells
Illinois St
W. M. C. Miller
Ray McMonigle
O. L. Lanson
Yankee Rd
C. E. Tolliver
Mayfield
Hanover Township
Joe B. Heston
West View Subdivision
Millville Pike
Cecil Hughes
E. L. Brown
Snake Rd
Allen Slusher
Stahlheber Rd
Fred Vinson
Mormon Rd
Gpri Maupin
William Blair
Old Oxford Pike
Robert Caskey
Millville
Charles Mullin
Stahlhe
Cyril E. Stedman
Joseph Esz
Thrifty Acres
Julius Kieser
Fairfield Township
Paul Gravel
Tuley
Allen Campbell
Bobmyer
Robert Gorman
Magic Subdivision
Earl Arthur
Harvard St
Dennis Scott
Milton St
Homewood
James F. Dixon
Morris Rd
Millard F. Harris
Tylersville
William Campbell
Parkamo
St. Clair Township
Ichabod R. Stout
Morgenthaler
John C. Hicks
Mark Ave
Robert Cupp
West Elkton
Union Township
Richard Marsh
McCauley
G. W. Waters
Cox Rd
Floyd J. Green
Station
Leo Reynolds
Fields Erie
Ross Township
Harold Hilton
Venice Gardens
Albert Frazee
Ross-Hanover
Wayne Township
William Lindley
Madison Township
Carl Lawson
West Alexandria
Albert Workman
Thomas Rd
Corbett Thomas
Elk Creek
Liberty Township
Earleeliams
Kyles Station
Kiwanis Trio to Attend Four Day Meet in Cleveland
Bee three local Kiwanians Howard Murray Dave Selvar and Harold L Young with their wives will join about 1500 delegates from Ohio Kiwanis Clubs for a four day session in Cleveland starting October 9 Murray is a lieutenant governor candidate A tour for delegates wives includes Nela Park Cleveland home of Grand Electric Special speakers include Dr John L Knight Baldwin Wallace College Brantsford Rev Harold W Vaughan Rev Philip E Auer past Kiwanis International president Larue F Smith international representative
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Cleveland
Howard Murray
Dave Selvar
Harold L. Young
Murray
Nela Park
Grand Electric
John L. Knight
Baldwin-Wallace College
Harold W. Vaughan
Brantsford
Philip E. Auer
Kiwanis International
Larue F. Smith
International Organiza
Realtors Attend State Sessions in Dayton Ohio
The Appraisal Institute opened the 40th annual convention of the Ohio Association of Realtors Boards in Dayton. About 800 Ohio realtors and their wives attended the opening evening. The day featured programs on modern sales methods and client service. C. G. Crist of Middletown will represent the local board on the association’s directors.
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Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Dayton
Ohio
C. G. Crist
Middletown
Association
GOP Senators Push Five Percenter Probe
Republican senators urged continuation of the five percent probe saying they want to question at least three more witnesses and pursue new leads. They disputed Democratic Sen Hoey of North Carolina implying the inquiry ended. Hoey chairs the Senate subcommittee overseeing the probe.
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Washington
Hoey
North Carolina
Senate
Ford Council Ready To Vote Pension Plan
The CIO United Auto Workers National Ford Council prepared to vote to accept a 30 month contract with Ford Motor Company. Delegates representing 115,000 Ford production workers across 48 plants were to recommend ratification by rank and file members with 30 year workers receiving 100 dollars per month pension. Opposition from leftist critics appeared outside the council session.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
National Ford Council
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Walter Reuther
UAW
Ford Pension Plan
Notable speakers lead three day meeting agenda at Harding College
J. D. Sawyer, Harry A. Finkelman, and J. Thomas Sebald will deliver reports during the three day meeting. Dr. Benson, president of Harding College, was the principal speaker at the banquet. Officers will be elected Wednesday. A new adjustable automobile steering wheel featuring telescoping sleeves aims to fit drivers of varied heights.
Republicans pledge to pursue five percent probe witnesses
In a letter to Hoey, three Republicans state that public hearings in the five per center probe were recessed on August 31 and would not be ended until Hunt, Helis and Bennett testify and the staff completes its investigation of all valuable leads.
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Hoey
Messrs. Hunt
Helis
Bennett
Republicans name key figures in Senate hearings
The Republicans cited James V. Hunt described as a Washington management counselor, David Bennett head of the Albert Verley Company of Chicago, and William G. Helis a New York race track and real estate operator, all figures who figured prominently in the Senate hearings.
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Senate
James V. Hunt
Washington
David Bennett
Albert Verley Company
Chicago
William G. Helis
New York
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